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By: Ivan Aronin
The City of Mt. Juliet wants to add to its financial toolbox and an item on the Nov. 3 ballot could provide it with a big hammer. A ballot proposal asks voters whether or not to end the Home Rule system currently used by the City. A simple majority of votes is needed to repeal Home Rule. The most significant […]
By: Angie Mayes
Wilson County Commissioners will nominate replacements to the county’s Board of Zoning Appeals rather than County Mayor Randall Hutto recommending someone, the commissioners decided at the Oct. 19 meeting. “T.C.A. code says, ‘the legislative body of any county which enacts zoning regulations under the authority of this part shall create a county board of zoning appeals,’” Commissioner Jeff Joines said […]
By: Thomas Goldsmith
An emotional, star-studded Nashville event on Oct. 18 celebrated induction of generational artists Tim McGraw, Paul Overstreet, and the Stanley Brothers to the Country Music Hall of Fame. The invitation-only gala, known as the Medallion Ceremony, has been presented annually since 1999 and is highlighted by current Hall of Fame members inducting new ones. In opening remarks, outgoing Country Music […]
Middle Tennessee State University has become the first public university in Tennessee to receive permission from the Tennessee Higher Education Commission to move forward with a proposal for a Focused Baccalaureate Degree that will focus on Youth Protection and Prevention Services. The 90-credit hour bachelor’s degree designed to prepare students for careers protecting children and supporting vulnerable youth. MTSU will […]
By: Ivan Aronin
Editor's Note: The Wilson Post and Chronicle of Mt. Juliet publish one free announcement for all candidates appearing on our local election ballots.
Nate Dingman arranges a zombie at the Hell House in the yard of his Murfreesboro home. JOEL COUNCE The front yard looks like a cemetery with zombies.
By: Ivan Aronin
Sophomore Barrett O'Brien threw two touchdown passes and ran for a third score as Class 4A Liberty Creek beat Class 3A Watertown 35-10 on Friday at
By: Ivan Aronin
Sophomore Barrett O’Brien threw two touchdown passes and ran for a third score as Class 4A Liberty Creek beat Class 3A Watertown 35-10 on Friday at Robinson Stadium, giving the Wolves the most regular-season wins (seven) in the fifth-year program’s history. Senior linebacker Malachi Koenen scored 11 points for Liberty Creek (7-2), kicking five extra points and returning an interception […]
Wilson Central High student Chevelle Boyd celebrates after winning the pie-eating contest during the 2026 Taste of Wilson County on Oct. 22 in Lebanon. XAVIER SMITH
Ellie Mae Edwards of Mt. Juliet dressed up as Violet Beauregarde, a character in the “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” movie who turned into a giant blueberry at Mt.
